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This document contains promotional text for various children's books mentioning if they are part of a series, who the author is, and the release date. It promotes 10 different books, providing information on 6 books being part of a series, 3 books by particular authors, and 1 being an author/illustrator combination. Dates range from June 5, 2018 to September 25, 2018.

Education

June 5, 2018
If you loved
Holes, check out
this new book!

June 19, 2018
By the
author of the
Mother
Bruce series!

June 26, 2018
The 11th
book in the
series!

June 26, 2018
The 10th
book in the
series!

July 10, 2018
All-star
author/
illustrator
combo!

July 10, 2018
The 7th
book in the
series!

July 10, 2018
By the
author of the
Serafina
series!

July 31, 2018
The 6th
book in the
series!

August 21, 2018
The 13th
book in the
series!

August 28, 2018
The 6th
book in the
series!

September 25, 2018
The 8th
book in the
series!

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